Wladimir Klitschko´s right hand is the hardest punch in the history of boxing

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Yet David Haye is a glass jawed fraud . . . . . :think

 

hmm maybe not. Foreman. Lewis. Shavers all spring to mind as huge punchers with simelar size to Wlad and Foreman was slow as fuk you could see his punches a mile off and hed still KTFO his opponents.


Wlad grinds his opponents down over time his right hand is a great punch but his best shot is his jab - it completly shuts down opponents

 

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Yet David Haye is a glass jawed fraud . . . . . :think[/quote]
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Mike Tyson left hook

 

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Shavers

 

If it was, Haye wouldn't have taken that right hand many times and walked it off. Haye wasn't hurt, wobbled, knocked down or even remotely close to being stopped, and he did take some clean punches.

Wlad's power is overrated. How many right hands did he land against Rahman for example? Would he have been able to soak up punishment from Foreman or Shavers? Of course not.

 

Uppercut or straight right were both huge punches

 

Tua's left hook was a more devastating punch, he had brutal power

 

I like the Klitschko's and many other boxers, but as a fan of Wlad's I have to say you are delusional! Enough said!

 

Waste of time discussing this. All of these men - Foreman, Wlad, Lewis, Tua, Tyson - had enough power to KO any HW in history if they land clean.

Does it really matter if Tua hit harder than Foreman? I mean seriously.